The bills kept coming until nearly 1 a.m.
But with papers tossed in the air and shouts of “sine die,” the Georgia General Assembly session finally came to a close.
Over the course of a 40-day session, legislators considered several hundred bills, passed some sweeping changes to Georgia law and left some big ticket items on the cutting room floor. Since Georgia’s legislature is technically a biennium which began in 2023, bills that failed to pass will need to start over next year.
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